Advanced Financial Algebra
Across
- 3. A two year option for training in a specific field
- 6. Financial contributions imposed by the government
- 7. Sections of the federal tax code that dictate what percentage your money is taxed based on amounts
- 9. Tax applied to your salary by the state government
- 16. Tax applied to your salary by the federal government
- 17. The state in which we live that will charge you state income tax
- 18. A charge from the government paid by real estate owners
- 19. Tax Medicare, Social Security, and FICA taxes
- 20. A bank account from which you pull for daily expenses via card, check, and cash
- 21. The allocation of money towards specific items such as rent, personal items, and necessities
- 22. A loan to buy a home
- 24. A general increase in prices and a fall in the purchasing power of money
- 26. Entering the _____ by getting a job or an apprenticeship
- 27. Interest that does not multiply
- 29. An account that holds your money for a set amount of time with a high interest rate
- 30. A scholarship named after a GA governor
- 31. Tax applied to the sale of consumables like food
- 32. A Georgia scholarship funded by the GA Lottery
Down
- 1. The cost of going to college by credit hour and for things like technology
- 2. A bank account that has a low interest rate to store your money
- 4. A financial contribution to assist in paying for school that you do have to pay back
- 5. Three categories of the perfect budget
- 8. Preparing food in advance so you can eat during the week
- 10. Loans, scholarships, and grants that aid in paying for college
- 11. The amount you take home after taxes
- 12. You can join a branch of the ______ like the Army or Navy
- 13. Tax applied to your salary
- 14. A four year option that includes general and specific education
- 15. Interest that multiplies over time, sometimes daily, sometimes monthly
- 23. Food you buy at a store that specifically sells food items
- 25. The total amount you earn before taxes are taken out
- 28. A financial contribution that pays for schooling that you do not pay back